2009.07.26

January 1, 2017. At this platform address, we begin the new year together. What are you ready to say goodbye to from 2016 (maybe...all of 2016!)? What intentions will you set for the year to come?

(09.13.1998) Don explains why we all need religion, why we receive it in a community, how Ethical Culture builds a religion without supernatural creed, and finally how the community comforts members in grief.

(09.13.1998) Don explains why we all need religion, why we receive it in a community, how Ethical Culture builds a religion without supernatural creed, and finally how the community comforts members in grief.

What is it that we're trying to find in life? Happiness or joy? What might bring us happiness...and are we sure that's the end goal? Amanda explores the elements osf a fulfilling life, drawing on recent research as well as ancient wisdom.

What is it that we're trying to find in life? Happiness or joy? What might bring us happiness...and are we sure that's the end goal? Amanda explores the elements osf a fulfilling life, drawing on recent research as well as ancient wisdom.

What is it that we're trying to find in life? Happiness or joy? What might bring us happiness...and are we sure that's the end goal? Amanda explores the elements osf a fulfilling life, drawing on recent research as well as ancient wisdom.

On the day when we celebrate love in all its forms, Amanda examines the concept of self-sacrificial love. How do we find the line between putting another's needs before our own--and forgetting about our own needs entirely? How do healthful, whole relationships of every kind honor both the individual and the unity?

On the day when we celebrate love in all its forms, Amanda examines the concept of self-sacrificial love. How do we find the line between putting another's needs before our own--and forgetting about our own needs entirely? How do healthful, whole relationships of every kind honor both the individual and the unity?

On the day when we celebrate love in all its forms, Amanda examines the concept of self-sacrificial love. How do we find the line between putting another's needs before our own--and forgetting about our own needs entirely? How do healthful, whole relationships of every kind honor both the individual and the unity?